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Vancouver officials encourage residents to report community concerns, emphasizing that not all issues fall under city management. Starting October 1, service requests will transition from the MyVancouver app to a more user-friendly website. Residents can use the new platform to report issues related to homelessness, parking, public works, and traffic.
The City of Vancouver encourages residents to report community concerns, despite not all issues being managed by the City. Starting October 1, service requests previously handled by the MyVancouver app will transition to the City’s website, which aims to enhance user experience. Residents can report issues related to homelessness, parking, public works, and traffic through the website.
The City of Vancouver, WA, encourages residents to report community issues, noting that not all concerns fall within city limits. Starting October 1, service requests previously managed through the MyVancouver app will transition to the city website, which offers improved mobile functionality. Residents can report concerns related to homelessness, parking, public works, and traffic via designated tabs.
The City of Vancouver encourages residents to report community concerns, clarifying that not all issues fall under city jurisdiction. The MyVancouver app will retire on October 1, transitioning service requests to a more user-friendly website. Residents can report issues like homelessness and parking via designated tabs.
The City of Vancouver encourages residents to report community concerns via its website, replacing the MyVancouver app after its retirement on October 1. The new platform streamlines service requests and includes features for mobile users. Residents can find out if their issue falls within city limits using the "Do I Live in Vancouver" map.
The City of Vancouver encourages residents to report community concerns through its website as the MyVancouver app will be retired on October 1. Users can address issues like homelessness, parking, and traffic using the new online system, which is optimized for mobile access. Residents can verify their city limits using the "Do I Live in Vancouver" map.
The City of Vancouver encourages residents to report community concerns, detailing new methods for submissions after retiring the MyVancouver app. Starting October 1, service requests will transition to a mobile-optimized website, enhancing user experience and accessibility. Residents can utilize specific tabs for reporting issues related to homelessness, parking, public works, and traffic.
The City of Vancouver, WA, encourages residents to report community concerns via its website after retiring the MyVancouver app on October 1. Residents can use the new platform to address issues related to homelessness, parking, public works, and traffic. A map is available to help determine if a concern falls within city limits.
The City of Vancouver, WA, encourages residents to report community issues, highlighting the transition from the MyVancouver app to an optimized website. Residents can now submit concerns related to homelessness, parking, public works, and traffic directly through the site. The change aims to streamline service requests and improve user experience.
The City of Vancouver encourages residents to report community concerns through its website, replacing the MyVancouver app effective October 1. The new web platform streamlines service requests and offers mobile optimization and translation features. Residents can check their city limits and report issues related to homelessness, parking, public works, and traffic.